SICILY
478 Tours Reviewed
Flying above Cefalù beats the view. This tandem paragliding experience is built around professional pilots and a clear takeoff/landing safety briefing, plus helmets and a harness so you can focus on the coast. I especially like that the setup includes…
Sea views beat any museum day. This short Sicily cruise links Giardini Naxos to Isola Bella, with a onboard aperitivo and a real swim break. It also gives you those postcard edges of Taormina’s coast from the water, where the…
Lampedusa gets good when the boat leaves. Boat trips with Zorro turn a day on the water into a full circuit of coves and caves around the island, with real time to swim and eat. It’s timed for a 9.30…
You get the best of Syracuse by sea. This half-day sailing pairs Ortigia sightseeing with swim time in the protected Plemmirio marine area. The captain and crew, often led by Roberto and Nino, turn the coast into a moving history…
Turning dough into dinner is a small thrill. This Palermo class teaches you how to make egg pasta dough from scratch, then shape it into two traditional pasta types with two fresh, seasonal sauces. The chef also explains gelato technique…
Lava City comes with stories on every corner. This small-group walk in Catania pairs official, licensed guidance with major sights you can actually reach on foot, plus a stop at the daily fish market. I especially like how the tour…
Etna at golden light feels unreal. This hike mixes Silvestri crater viewpoints with a real walk-through in the Via Grotta Lunga lava tunnel, and you get guides who explain what you’re seeing in plain, usable terms. I like that the…
A day on the water near Lampedusa feels like a reset button. You get multiple time-on-the-sea swim stops and an on-board lunch served at the table that goes well beyond the usual snack-box boat fare. One thing to keep in…
Cannoli class beats any pastry stop. In Taormina, you learn the real steps behind Sicilian cannoli—dough, ricotta filling, frying, and assembling—with a professional chef guiding the whole show. It’s a fun way to do something more hands-on than a café…
Few places feel this unusual in Palermo. The Capuchin Catacombs sit underground and turn history into something you can see, not just read. With a local guide, you’ll walk corridors tied to the Capuchin friars’ approach to preserving bodies, including…
Palermo can feel like a movie you know. This 2-hour walking tour strings together big-ticket sights like Teatro Massimo and the Cathedral with real-life market time, so you get history and street food culture in one go. I like that…
You can see two hill towns fast. I like the round-trip pickup and drop-off that keeps you from wrestling with local transit, and I like the time to wander on your own instead of being stuck in a nonstop lecture.…
A quick sea escape from Cefalù’s streets. This small-boat cruise lets you view the town from the water, with easy anchor-and-swim stops and a no-fuss aperitivo of snacks and prosecco. One watch-out: there’s no restroom onboard, and the music can…
Palermo’s legends walk right beside its monuments. This 3-hour guided stroll links Teatro Massimo and the Capo market. I especially like the spooky ghost legend tied to Teatro Massimo and the chance to visit Palermo Cathedral, a UNESCO site connected…
Volcano views from Messina in one day. I love the way Mount Etna is explained while you’re still on the road, and I love the free time in Taormina to wander Corso Umberto and hunt for gelato. One possible drawback:…
